How to Avoid Dog Bites and Train a Bite-Prone Dog

Two dogs are looking aggressively at one another and appear to want to bite one another. Dog bites are a common wound – especially in warmer months when pets are outside and around other animals more frequently.

As we observe National Dog Bite Prevention Week, it’s essential to remember that dog bites are often preventable with the right knowledge and training. Whether you’re a dog owner, a pet professional, or someone who encounters dogs regularly, understanding how to avoid bites and work with more likely-to-bite dogs is crucial for everyone’s safety.

Healthy Pets Make for Healthy Humans

A woman sitting on the couch with her laptop and petting her cat. Cats are great companions for busy professionals.

In the intricate tapestry of life, the bond between humans and animals is a golden thread, enriching our lives in ways both seen and unseen. This connection, particularly with our pets, transcends mere companionship, weaving a pattern of mutual wellbeing that benefits both our physical and emotional states.

Revolutionizing Pet Care

An orange and white cat licking a hot spot on the top of its paw.

The evolution in managing skin and wound conditions has fundamentally shifted the landscape of veterinary medicine, offering pets a chance at a quicker and more comfortable recovery.

Clinical Study Shows Pet Owners Overwhelmingly Prefer KeraVet Gel to a Cone

Black and white cat looking startled in an E-collar against an orange background.

Cats, known for their independent and sometimes elusive nature, can experience significant stress when visiting the veterinary clinic and when aftercare is required at home. This stress not only affects the feline patients but also adds challenges for veterinarians and caregivers. However, innovative wound management solutions are emerging to minimize stress.

An Innovative Wound Treatment Solution for Cats

Cat is on its side being inspected by a veterinarian for wounds. KeraVet Gel offers wound care for cats.

Cats, known for their independent and sometimes elusive nature, can experience significant stress when visiting the veterinary clinic and when aftercare is required at home. This stress not only affects the feline patients but also adds challenges for veterinarians and caregivers. However, innovative wound management solutions are emerging to minimize stress.

KeraVet Bio Completes Initial Clinical Studies

KeraVet Bio has completed initial clinical studies on the new wound care product KeraVet Gel. These studies show the significant clinical benefit KeraVet Gel provides to reduce licking behavior and to positively support improved healing outcomes in dogs and cats.

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Welcome to the KeraVet family.

The countdown to smoother rechecks (and fewer E-collar complaints) starts now.

High five! Request confirmed.

Welcome to the KeraVet family.

The countdown to smoother rechecks (and fewer E-collar complaints) starts now.

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